Stylized colorful pop graphics and patterns I developed for a new açai bowl/yogurt franchise. I had to work within a limited (but vibrant) color palette, to keep in line with branding. I ended up having a lot of fun making blue bananas and pink pears. This turned into more of an explorative personal project and although the client and I ended up really liking the final version, I think the work in progress was where the real magic happened.
An example of illustrative typography. Some insight into how I made this: First I drew it by hand, from there I scanned it, and finally in Photoshop I added outline, color, and texture.
Conceptual bear graphics for a shirt design. Intended to be screen printed onto a shirt pocket.
Magazine cover concepts for an issue of Gebrauchsgraphik.
These are type specimen posters I did for the typeface Futura. All three are concepts with the first and last one being the front of the poster.
These are some labels I designed for an organic salad company. (Some behind the scenes) This is generally how I work in my design process to get a final product.
A marketing campaign for an intervention program for obese children.
A graphic I designed to be printed on a shirt.
A typography project to create a poster that focused on global warming awareness and the catastrophic effects it has had on Greenland.
